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One Strike and You May Be Out
Increased density of development has created an unforeseen result — a growing number of accidental underground utility strikes. The Common Ground Alliance’s...
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Staying Safe During a Home Renovation
A home renovation might be carried out by a homeowner, a team of contractors, or a combination of both. Because there are...
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Think Safety When Choosing Specifications for Your Next Truck
In work truck fleets, operator safety is a paramount concern. Adding safety options can have huge payoffs in terms of insurance savings,...
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9 Hazards Plumbers Should Be Aware Of
Even with the best safety planning, there are a lot of hazards on a plumbing job site and accidents do happen. A...
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It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a …
Crazy, isn’t it? How in the world could a plumber be compared to a superhero? Well, I’m glad you asked.First of all,...
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Year in Review: The Most-Read Articles of 2017
As the year comes to a close, we take a look at some of the most popular stories on www.plumbermag.com. If you...
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Safety Glasses, Hard Hats and Gloves Could Be Needed for Your Work
When homeowners think of a plumber, their first image is often a contractor torqueing on a wrench to fix a leak under...
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What Liability Can a Customer Carry in a Job Site Injury?
You never know what hazards might await you at a job. Even if you’re careful, it’s not unreasonable to imagine leakage from...
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7 Ways to Create a Culture of Safety at Work
Safety is paramount. It’s critical to do everything in your power to keep employees protected from accident and injury. The best way...
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PMI Supports Bill Authorizing WaterSense Program
Plumbing Manufacturers International is putting its support behind recently introduced legislation that would preserve and formally authorize the EPA’s WaterSense program.Senators Tom...
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Keep Your Workers Safe With Better Job Site Tracking
If you’ve been involved in work on large job sites, you know that a big part of safety is simply keeping track...
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Technology Bolsters Safe Lifting Mechanics
Poor lifting mechanics are one of the most common workplace injuries. According to a study by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, over...
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Safety Preparedness Begins Before You Get to the Job Site
The sweltering heat of summer is upon us. For plumbers working out in the field, hot days can be both exhausting and...
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Summer Safety Tips for Plumbers
Though plumbers aren’t strangers to the difficulties of working during the hot summer months, many underestimate the dangers associated with such work,...
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Asbestos Exposure Poses a Risk to Plumbers
Like many other maintenance professionals, plumbers are disproportionately burdened by the risk of asbestos exposure.From the middle of the 20th century to...
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Be Prepared For When OSHA Comes Calling
Author’s Note: The following information contains suggestions you may want to use in working with personnel from the federal Department of Labor’s...












